For those not interested in the minutia of elementary school district administrative proceedings, board meetings can be a pretty dull affair.
Board members meet to discuss and to vote on important but decidedly bland items like how many buses the district will need next school year, when to upgrade campus air conditioning units and where to assign federal dollars.
But since the start of 2021, board meetings at Litchfield Elementary School District have become unpredictable, a magnet for partisan protests.
